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Giorgio Diritti's 'Lubo' starring Franz Rogowski has fond a North American home via Italy's True Colours

Eight years of investment, led by Colby College, have reshaped Waterville’s downtown. What does it mean for the future of the historically divided city?

The 1968 film The Legend of Lylah Clare will be screening at the Maine International Film Festival. The presentation on July 12th will represent more than a revival; it will unveil a director's true intentions behind the film. The premiere will discuss with actor Michael Murphy and Mike Kaplan (former MGM publicity

Robert Aldrich’s 1968 film 'The Legend of Lylah Clare' will screen at the Maine International Film Festival.

The film, which tells the story of singer Tina Turner's rise to stardom and how she broke free from her abusive husband, begins showing Monday at the Maine International Film Festival.

The new Schupf Arts Center downtown is also the new home base for the Maine International Film Festival, which starts Friday.

The July 7-16 festival passes are on sale at MIFF.org.

“Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris” – (PG; 1 hour, 56 minutes) – The film based on the novel by Paul Gallico that appears to have stepped right out of another era. A longtime widow and housekeeper, Mrs. Harris finds her life desperately dull. One day,...

“Minions: The Rise of Gru” – (PG; 1 hour, 27 minutes) – Final two shows! After an absence of five years, those crazy little guys in their blue and yellow suits are on the screen again, giving us more of their gibberish and playful antics. The...

Several of us from Harbor Theater went to see the iconic “Chinatown” (1974) at the recent Maine International Film Festival (MIFF) in Waterville and were “blown away” by what a great movie it is. Now we have arranged to bring it to Boothbay Harbor...